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DOG LANGUAGE
the evolution of canine social behavior
Item# 200517 -
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This classic lecture is a comprehensive introduction into the world of canine communication.
All aspects of canine
communication are shown by means of stills or film. Aggression, fear, dominance, submission, friendliness, with all their
multitude of expressions are shown and explained in wolves jackals, foxes, cape hunting dogs, dingos, coyotes, and dogs.
This lecture is also a comparative study of canine and human behavior. The lecture is based on Roger Abrantes’ book of the
same name.
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Human body language is also called non-verbal communication or the unspoken human language. Many misunderstandings arise
when we listen to someone, but we do not look at them. We have many body and facial expressions that emphasize, soften or
contradict what our words say. Body language is universal, but there are differences, which can become embarrassing if we do
not know them. You will learn how to know what people want to tell you, before they open their mouths. Over 200 still images
are used to illustrate innumerable subtleties of body language. In this talk, the speaker will also explain how other
species, especially canines, perceive our body language and may misunderstand it at times |
running time: 6 hr.
copyright: 2003
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PART ONE:
No matter what type of work you do involving dogs, understanding the
basics of learning theory is the foundation for being a great teacher for
both dogs and people. Once you understand these basics, your ability to
understand, utilize and develop behavior modification protocols will be
greatly enhanced. This lecture provides a strong foundation: positive &
negative reinforcers, stimulus discrimination, teasing and backchaining.
PART TWO:
It seems like every day new tools, techniques, and gizmos are popping up
for dog professionals to consider, not to mention new approaches to using
the tools they already have. This lecture will educate participants on
which are harmful or just plain silly, illustrating with live
demonstrations. Blue Dog Conference WI |
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DOG LANGUAGE
AN
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CANINE BEHAVIOR
Item# B1045 -
$19.95 |
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Why dogs
do what they do and how we can express ourselves so our dogs
can understand us better. Follows the traditions of
school of ethology founded by Konrad Lorenz, based on
research observations and study. Organized in alphabetical
order and cross-referenced; illustrated with excellent black
and white line drawings. |
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EVOLUTION OF
CANINE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR - 2ND EDITION
Item# B1046 -
$12.95 |
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Detailed
study of evolution of canine social behavior. Leads the
reader step by step through the various aspects involved in
development of single social behavior patterns. Also a
comparative study, this book dismisses many common beliefs
and assumptions, and leaves the reader with simple, sound
explanations. For all students of animal behavior. Newly
revised, updated, and expanded! |
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DOGS HOME ALONE
Item# B1047 - $11.95 |
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"Home
Alone" is the canine behavior problem that we have treated
with greatest success. The original program has been
modified over the years, but the idea is still the same - to
teach the dog slowly but safely, how to be home alone. The
program described is standard. Some owners will be
completely successful following the program exactly; others
will experience improvements; others may have to adapt the
program for their individual dog. The program can also be
used to prevent the problem from ever showing up. Start with
the exercises described from the very first day the puppy
enters your home, so he will grow up as a strong dog,
self-confident, with the ability to deal with unexpected
situations. |
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